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The National Skirting Groove II Primed Skirting Board is an ideal solution for homeowners and renovation professionals seeking a durable, aesthetic finish for wall-to-floor junctions. It provides a sophisticated look that complements both contemporary and period home styles, serving as both a decorative trim and a practical shield against wall damage. While it arrives ready for final decoration, users should note that it requires a topcoat of paint to achieve a finished, long-lasting appearance.
| Colour | White |
|---|---|
| Series | Groove II |
| Brand | National Skirting |
It comes with a factory-applied white primer; it is not finished with a topcoat and will require a final layer of paint.
MDF is not recommended for high-humidity areas; moisture can cause the board to swell or degrade over time.
Each individual board is 4.2 meters in length.
A miter saw provides the cleanest and most accurate cut for both straight lines and corner angles.
Use a suitable wood filler, allow it to dry, sand it smooth, and then paint over it as part of your final coat.
No, it is manufactured from high-quality MDF (Medium Density Fibreboard) which is consistent and warp-resistant.
Use decorators' caulk to fill small gaps and touch up with your matching topcoat paint.
MDF is flexible; use a strong grab adhesive and pins to pull the board flush against the wall during installation.
Lightly sand the surface with fine-grit sandpaper (240 grit) to create a mechanical key before repainting.
Installation should be carried out using standard wood-grade adhesives or concealed nail fixing. Ensure the walls are dry and free of debris before mounting the boards. For corners, use a sharp miter saw to ensure precise 45-degree cuts for tight joints. Regarding care, the MDF material is stable but should be kept away from excessive dampness or direct water contact. Regular cleaning can be done with a dry or slightly damp microfiber cloth. Always ensure the edges are sealed with paint or decorators' caulk to prevent moisture ingress into the MDF core.
